ASHEBORO, N.C. — Right now, visitors at the North Carolina Zoo have a hard time finding the gopher frogs in their habitat. Typically, they hide under leaves and debris to stay safe. That’s why exhibit design technician Steve Runnfeldt spent the past six months building a new habitat for gopher frogs, tiger salamanders, pigmy rattlesnakes and hognose snakes. Designers like Runnfeldt work to create natural spaces where visitors can still view the animals. For this new habitat, he used ropes to…Read more